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Can Ecuador achieve “the impossible” and move from an oil economy to a bioeconomy?

Published on August 10, 2021

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn When Columbus set sail from Huelva, he did not imagine meeting America and transforming the world. His purpose was to find an alternative route to reach the Indies from the East. He crossed that sea that filled him with new hope, “as sleep gives a man dreams” – according to a quote […]

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